HiddenChest RGSS Player Executable

[kyonides]

Concerning the first part, you had said in a couple of occasions that you weren't keen on using a splash screen.  Now nobody is forced to use it.

The Input module issue is a nasty bug that will take I dunno how long to fix it.

About the movie playback, I'm not trying to implement anything video-related any time soon.

On the other requests:

1. I haven't considered it so far, but it doesn't seem to be too cumbersome IN THEORY.
   This would depend on being able to set it in the Ruby Game module and not the C++ SharedState class.
   While typing the answer to #2, I noticed that EXE_NAME contains the full name of the executable binary file. The Game module first looks for INI_FILENAME's ini filename before proceeding to parse the actual file.
   
2. This one might be as easy as wisely using the typical File.open or File.readlines methods to achieve that goal.
   HiddenChest has the Game::DATA constant where it stores most of the entries before some of them get replaced by other Game constants with very specific names like SCRIPTS, TITLE, VERSION, AUTHOR, ICON, EXE_NAME, INI_FILENAME, MAKER, WIDTH, HEIGHT, FULLSCREEN, SUB_IMAGE_FIX and perhaps a few others as well.
   

NOTES

Game::INI_FILENAME already provides you with the Game.ini or Custom.ini filename.
The Game module actually looks for any *.ini file present via Dir['*.ini'][0] unless there's none.
That is why I don't get it when people claim that renaming the game's executable will prevent it from loading. There's no reason why that would ever happen in the last couple of releases.